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FREEBIE ALERT:As of Feb. 29,Watch Live TV Best Buy is giving away free gift cards worth up to $200 with the purchase of a new Samsung Galaxy Book4 series laptop (starting at $1,349.99).

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Entry-level convertible Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 $1,349.99 + free $200 Best Buy gift card

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Portable productivity Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro Starting at $1,449.99 + free $100 Best Buy gift card

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High-end 2-in-1 Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 360 $1,899.99 + free $200 Best Buy gift card

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Premium power Samsung Galaxy Book4 Ultra Starting at $2,399.99 + free $200 Best Buy gift card

Samsung's all-new Galaxy Book4 series laptops finally hit the U.S. market this week, and Best Buy wants to give you some free money for upgrading your PC.

For a limited time, you'll receive a free Best Buy gift card worth up to $200 when you purchase a Galaxy Book4 series laptop from the electronics store — that includes the Galaxy Book4 360 ($1,349.99), the Galaxy Book4 Pro (starting at $1,449.99), the Galaxy Book4 Pro 360 ($1,899.99), and the Galaxy Book4 Ultra (starting at $2,399.99). The gift card will be sent to you via email after you place your order and can be used on almost anything Best Buy sells, aside from other gift cards.

SEE ALSO: Four of Samsung's new Galaxy Book4 series laptops are finally available for purchase

Samsung has outfitted its new machines with touchscreens (even the non-convertible models) as well as a new hotkey for Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot that enhances their connectivity with Galaxy smartphones. (You can recap and send texts right on the laptops when they're linked up.) The Pro and Ultra models have been upgraded with Intel Core Ultra CPUs, 3K AMOLED displays, AKG Quad speakers, a new Samsung Knox security chip, and a new Moonstone Gray finish. The top-shelf Galaxy Book4 Ultra takes things one step further with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40-Series graphics.

Galaxy Book4 360 (non-Pro) skips out on those premium features — it's powered by an Intel Core U-Series processor, has a Full HD AMOLED touchscreen display, and comes in plain Gray — though it does offer the best battery life of the lineup at up to 22 hours per charge. It's the series' entry-level model, but only for the next few weeks: The Galaxy Book4 lineup will grow by one additional laptop on March 28 with the release of the Samsung Galaxy Book4, which will start at just $899.

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